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Phyrien
Capital of the Empire and its oldest city. A huge bustling city stretching out for miles beyond the palace of the Emperor. The land's cultural and political centre, it houses many historical buildings and relics and is most famous for its unique architecture and advancements in cosmetology. (Demographic: Almost equal)

Wasenheim
The second oldest city in the kingdom and home to both the kingdom's main trading port and iron mines, it is primarily engaged in the production and trade of weapons and armour. The greatest smiths and engineers live here, and it is a popular travel destination among both warriors and merchants. (Demographic: Primarily Chuu)

Orcan
A small village along the road from Wasemheim to Phyrien, its inhabitants mine sandstone and silver ore from nearby quarries and ferment the juice of a local fruit into a particularly potent spirit known as Ilka. It is said to have been invented to keep travellers at the local inn for extra nights. (Demographic: Snuffle and Chuu)

Talenstadt
Primary vassal and suburb of Phyrien, it is called the Shield of the Emperor because all roads to Phyrien must pass through Talenstadt. While very well-defended, this wealthy and beautiful city's greatest claim to fame is its music scene, boasting the Kingdom's most respected conservatories and orchestras. (Demographic: Almost equal)

Kershul
Once a humble farming village on the outskirts of Talenstadt, Kershul has flourished and expanded over time thanks to its cuisine. People from all over the Empire travel here to study at its elite culinary institutes and sample the best food available in the world of Fable. Its people still herd goats in the nearby mountains, and mutton is a primary feature of the local delights. (Demographic: Primarily Snuffle)

Fort Kershul
The Empire's eastern gate and the site of many a great battle during the war, this historical landmark still keeps silent watch over the eastern roads. Today, people flock to the war's memorial grounds here annually to honour the fallen and remember the terrible price paid for their new-found peace. (Demographic: Almost equal)

Arak
Home to the ferry service to Nimsan and Lucelia, this western town boasts some of the Empire's best weather. All the travel has made Arak a news hub, and while the retail sector profits from the heavy traffic, the real business lies in the trading of information. Cultural exchange with Nimsan has also led to heightened interest in the arts, and painting is a thriving enterprise. (Demographic: Almost equal)

Isa
A beautiful beach resort just a day's journey away from Arak, the entire stretch of beach and all the buildings around it have belonged to a single family for generations. This has left the place serene and well-maintained, making it a popular getaway. The head of the family, a renowned sommelier, also owns an exquisitely stocked wine cellar and occasionally holds well-attended auctions for some rare vintages. (Demographic: Primarily Chuu)